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3.2 Making Friends
In this lesson, we'll create an event handler to add and remove friends from the user's friend list.
1.Getting Started3 lessons, 11:39
3 lessons, 11:39
1.1Introduction00:39
1.1
Introduction
00:39
1.2Application Demo05:23
1.2
Application Demo
05:23
1.3Application Setup05:37
1.3
Application Setup
05:37
2.First Steps4 lessons, 19:19
4 lessons, 19:19
2.1Organizing Your Code05:44
2.1
Organizing Your Code
05:44
2.2Set Up a Router07:24
2.2
Set Up a Router
07:24
2.3Add User Accounts03:39
2.3
Add User Accounts
03:39
2.4Collections02:32
2.4
Collections
02:32
3.The User List Page3 lessons, 23:41
3 lessons, 23:41
3.1List Users12:38
3.1
List Users
12:38
3.2Making Friends04:57
3.2
Making Friends
04:57
3.3Write a First Meteor Method06:06
3.3
Write a First Meteor Method
06:06
4.The Game List Page4 lessons, 39:05
4 lessons, 39:05
4.1Waiting for Data08:15
4.1
Waiting for Data
08:15
4.2New Game Form08:35
4.2
New Game Form
08:35
4.3New Game Method09:42
4.3
New Game Method
09:42
4.4List the Games12:33
4.4
List the Games
12:33
5.The Game Page10 lessons, 1:28:25
10 lessons, 1:28:25
5.1Get the Game Data04:53
5.1
Get the Game Data
04:53
5.2Display the Game: Prep Work11:40
5.2
Display the Game: Prep Work
11:40
5.3Display the Game12:00
5.3
Display the Game
12:00
5.4Style the Chess Board02:50
5.4
Style the Chess Board
02:50
5.5Making Moves: The Event Handler16:54
5.5
Making Moves: The Event Handler
16:54
5.6Making Moves: The Meteor Method10:00
5.6
Making Moves: The Meteor Method
10:00
5.7Listing the Moves06:48
5.7
Listing the Moves
06:48
5.8Chat Between Users11:56
5.8
Chat Between Users
11:56
5.9Reviewing the Game09:29
5.9
Reviewing the Game
09:29
5.10Deploy the Application01:55
5.10
Deploy the Application
01:55
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:44
1 lesson, 00:44
6.1Conclusion00:44
6.1
Conclusion
00:44
Hi! I'm Andrew Burgess, and I'm a connoisseur of all things programming.
I'm from near Toronto, Canada, and I've been fooling around with computers for nearly my whole life, both hardware and software. Right now, I'm finishing up a computer science degree. For almost a decade now, I've been playing around with over a dozen programming languages on several different platforms, from JavaScript to Java, from Ruby to Befunge. My favourite has always been JavaScript.
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